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OUR VERDICT
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Our two-part parking investigation has given ur, cause for concern. Lack of parking facilities. cc high costs where they are provided, means urti risks for everyone, drivers and operators alike.
One man has already died as a result of hi being set on fire Mile he slept in it overnight. A three arson attacks in the past two weeks on tft parked up overnight, none of them in secure p its becoming an issue that has to be tackled bE death toll rises.
Cost is what stops more drivers using seai and that's an issue that has to be tackled. Its all good saying that companies should use these but if you are running on wafer-thin margins it's you can do without.
We know our industry deserves better. We time government took a stronger role in the mat all, Britain's industry depends on trucks to keep
That's why CMeditor Andy Salter is writing government and key political contacts, highliglcrisis and the fact that more people will die, mu will be stolen and more good hauliers will be dri of our industry unless something is done to tack parking crisis.
We'd like to hear what you think too: we'll pE views onto the people who matter.